Breach of Licensing Law. Wednesday, Before the P.M.
J. Thomas and T. Heffernon, for being on the premises of Wingham, Hotel during prohibited hours, were fined 14s and 6s costs…
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Hotels & licensing, 1917
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Nambucca Licensing Bench. Macksville Second License. A Royal Commission
His Honor, Walter Bevan, District Court Judge and Chairman of Quarter Sessions for State of New South Wales who had been appointed by…
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At the Quarter Sissions Rev. Wm. Tussle appealed against the granting of a colonial wine license to Murdoch Parker for premises situated in…
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At the Quarterly Licensing Court, Bowraville, on Wednesday, Michael Moran, of the Star Hotel, Macksville, applied, for a renewal of the…
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Constable Holland, of Nambucca Heat's, was on the Government wharf one Sunday afrernoon and saw that two men--James Hill…
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(Before H. H. McDougall, Esq., P.M. (Chairman), and Messrs. F. Hayward and W. A. Spence, members of the Board.) AN application from J. McGann was made…
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At Gloucester on Friday last a rather novel case was heard by Mr. F. F. Potts, the Police Magistrate. A man named Davis had taken five…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The P.M. and the J.P. Hot Words in the Licensing Court
The Braidwood "Review" has the following:—"A wrangle between Mr. Sherpherd, P.M., and three honorary magistrates at Bateman's Bay provides…
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At the Court on Friday before Messrs. W. Thomson and A. E. Smith, Js.P., an auctioneer's license for the Maitland district was…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Wingham Police Court. A Licensing Case. Wednesday, May 8. (Before Mr. Polls, P.M.)
John Symthe, Edward Dwyer senr., and Edward Dwyer junr., were charged with being on the premises of the Australian Hotel, Wingham, during…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Wingham Police Court. a Licensing Case. Wednesday. May 8. (Before Mr. F. F. Potts, P.M.)
John Smythe, Edward Dwyer, sen., and Edward Dwyer, jun, were charge with being on the premises of the Australian Hotel. Wingham,…
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Before H.H. McDongall [?] (Chairman), and Messrs. F. Hayward, Esq., J.P. and W.A. Spence Esq., J.P. (Members) AN extension of one months's time was…
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John Allan Summerville and Sholto Douglas Oakes were charged by Constable Reid with being on the licensed premises of the Royal Hotel,…
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At Orange the other day a local publican was unable to procure maids during [?] busy period, and he hit upon a happy idea by offering a prize…
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At the recent conference of the Shires' Association, Councillor Wallace moved that the Local Government Department be asked to have…
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Before H. H. McDougall, Esq. (Chairman), W. A. Spence, Esq., and V. Hayward, Esq., J's.P. (Members). ONE months extension of-time was granted…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Licensing Bench. Taree, Saturday, June 16. (Before Mr. Po[?]ts, P.M., and Mr. H. Gollan, L.M.)
The following renewals of hotel licenses were granted, at the licenses fees stated:— Mrs. Hannah McMahon, Exchange…
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The following appeared in the last issue of the Government Gazette:--His Excellency, the Lieutenant-Governor, with the advice of the…
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At the end of this month Tinonee will become a "dry" town—that is as far as alcohol is concerned. Tinonec—what a beautiful name. The Rev. S…
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Dr. Blumer and W. P. Murray, J's.P., newly appointed members of the Nambucca Licensing Bench, took their seats on the Bench for the first time at…
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